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Li starts Shenzhen Open with easy victory

Li Na. AP FILE PHOTO/BEC TERO

Top-seeded Li Na opened her Shenzhen Open campaign with a clinical 6-4, 6-0 victory over Mandy Minella of Luxembourg on Tuesday.

Posted: January 1st, 2013 in Latest Sports Stories,Multimedia,Photos,Photos and Videos | Read More »

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  • Death toll hits 51 from mudslide in Indian village
  • Gas explosions kill 24, injure 271 in Taiwan
  • Family, friends remember Cory Aquino on fifth death anniversary
  • 2 dead in Antipolo jeep crash
  • ‘Riding in tandem’ motorcyclists strike anew, shoots and wounds man in QC

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  • Manu Ginobili out of Fiba World Cup 2014
  • Cagayan turns back Ateneo in 5 sets
  • Good, bad: Fiba Asia U18 tilt postponed
  • Surprising Chiefs face Bombers; Lions test Stags
  • Duremdes shoulders blame for Falcons’ 37-point debacle

    • Lifestyle

  • Youth depression common, thrives on silence
  • ‘Usie/ussie’ has more social value than ‘selfie’
  • So very Cory Aquino: A drawer of rosaries
  • Filipino designer makes waves abroad–from weaving
  • Why argan oil is prized–and priced–like gold

    • Entertainment

  • ‘A Cinemalaya film should still have a life after the fest’
  • Gretchen Barreto keeps mum on Julia
  • Gary Valenciano’s birthday show a family affair
  • No longer in hiding, TNT finds way home
  • Versatile Brit band serves up feast for both the eyes and ears

    • Business

  • Oil prices fall further in Asia
  • US stocks tumble 2% in broad sell-off
  • Pasig food firm faces tax raps
  • Study traces dinosaur evolution into early birds
  • Bangko Sentral raises key policy rates

    • Technology

  • Google says ‘forgetting’ isn’t easy, as removal requests mount
  • Mommy D trends online amid reports she has a boyfriend
  • Britain to trial driverless cars from 2015
  • Japanese gov’t, publishers demand online ‘Manga’ pirates to shut down
  • Twitter flies on surprisingly strong numbers

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  • Editorial cartoon, August 1, 2014
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  • Stop cartels like Philip Morris
  • Backing down from confrontation
  • Valuing teachers

    • Global Nation

  • US envoy vows continued support to PH efforts to stop media killings
  • Guilty Chinese trio pinned down by housemaid at Parañaque ‘shabu’ lab
  • US firm pulls out insulting video on Filipino nurses
  • Airlines’ transfer seen to decongest Naia Terminal 1
  • Filipina nurse stabbed to death in New Jersey; boyfriend charged
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